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computational methods to improve health and healthcare. We welcome candidates whose work spans clinical informatics, public health informatics, consumer health informatics, quantitative medicine or
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recording, or scientific computing (e.g., MATLAB or Python) is desirable. The candidate should be organized, detail-oriented, able to maintain accurate records, and able to work both independently and
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. Develops, implements, and maintains data management protocols in the R and SAS computing environments (and other statistical software depending on project needs) to clean, manage, and merge
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student records and systems highly preferred. Equipment Utilized Desktop and mobile computing devices. Microsoft Office software applications (Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Word). Email and Calendaring
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will: •Deliver instruction in accordance with the learning objectives set for the course, including practical skills, methods, theories, and techniques in a classroom setting •Serve as primary
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multimedia content, readings, virtual discussions, and applied exercises to engage students in oceanographic concepts and methods. Appointment is contingent upon successful completion of all pre-employment
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, which includes finding evidence of threats or suspicious behavior and leveraging data to improve controls and processes. Monitors information security incidents throughout Rutgers’ computing
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infrastructure, budget and finance, and personnel, as well as oversight of the research enterprise, space, facilities, and computing, and outreach and communications. Collaborates with other leadership
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the computational resources assigned to the laboratory within the University’s high-performance computing clusters, including updating of core libraries and incorporation of new computational tools
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Research Computing ( EARC ) within the Office of Information Technology ( OIT ). Under the direction of a Project Manager for Enterprise Application Services ( EAS ), the Application Developer III